esdoc-cdf2cim
Python client for mapping netCDF files to CIM documents.
What is ES-DOC ?
ES-DOC stands for Earth Science - Documentation. It’s goal is to provide software tools and services in order to support the distribution of earth science documentation.
What is esdoc-cdf2cim ?
esdoc-cdf2cim is a python client library for automating the publication of simulation documents in CIM v2.0 format.
Why esdoc-cdf2cim ?
A documentation eco-system is only as good as the available client tools. ES-DOC provides the cdf2cim client tool so as to simplify leveraging the ES-DOC eco-ssytem in the python programming language.
Who uses esdoc-cdf2cim ?
ESG-F data node managers.
How to install esdoc-cdf2cim ?
pip install cdf2cim
How to integrate esdoc-cdf2cim into the ESG Publisher?
https://github.com/ES-DOC/esdoc-cdf2cim/blob/master/ESG_Publisher_Integration.pdf
Further Information?
See http:es-doc.org
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